Hey guys/gals,
My van was originally a conversion van, so quite a bit of BS electrical components have been installed.
Had a charging issue earlier this week due to a failed/failing battery isolator that was installed, and now my battery light is permanently on.
Fixed my charge back wire, but now I am not sure where this orange/lite blue wire goes, as it was not installed in the factory location, and I believe it is why my battery light is on.
It's orange and lite blue unti it gets to the fuse box, then there is a factory connection and it turns into a BROWN wire.
I need to know where the brown end goes, it could just go right to the alternator positive post in the fuse panel, or it may not. I don't have a loose end wire anywhere.
My wiring diagrams I have are correct, but I am unable to find junction points through them.
If anyone could tell me where this wire is suppose to go in its FACTORY location it would be greatly appreciated.
Located in the drivers front corner, next to DEGAS bottle and front fuse box.
My van was originally a conversion van, so quite a bit of BS electrical components have been installed.
Had a charging issue earlier this week due to a failed/failing battery isolator that was installed, and now my battery light is permanently on.
Fixed my charge back wire, but now I am not sure where this orange/lite blue wire goes, as it was not installed in the factory location, and I believe it is why my battery light is on.
It's orange and lite blue unti it gets to the fuse box, then there is a factory connection and it turns into a BROWN wire.
I need to know where the brown end goes, it could just go right to the alternator positive post in the fuse panel, or it may not. I don't have a loose end wire anywhere.
My wiring diagrams I have are correct, but I am unable to find junction points through them.
If anyone could tell me where this wire is suppose to go in its FACTORY location it would be greatly appreciated.
Located in the drivers front corner, next to DEGAS bottle and front fuse box.
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